Northwest Arkansas Times from Fayetteville, Arkansas • Page 3

M'iss Curtis Complimented Miss Myra Jane Curtis, bride- elect of Randall Carl Jarman of Little Rock, was honored Sunday, Jan. 11, wilh a personal shower given by Miss Annie Fairchild and her mother, Mrs. Robert Fairchild. Corsages of white daisies were presented to the honorce and her mother, Mrs. Myers B.

Curtis. After the bride had opened and displayed her gifts, the gucsls were served a mocha chocolate drink with assorted cookies, nuts and mints. Pictured, from left, are Mrs. Fairchild, Miss Kairchild, Miss Curtis and Mrs. Curtis.

railBIWOIINIIiiHIIIIFfllltlllffl jNorthiurat Ark Wednesday, January 14, 1970 3 Announcements The Law Wives Club will honor the wives of graduating seniors with a dinner at the Casa Montez on Thursday, Jan. 15, at 7:30 p.m. New officers for the spring term will be elected at a business meeting following the dinner. The 2pth Century Club will meet Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

a r's Clark. Mrs. Howard Magruder will review the book, "Miracle at Philadelphia" by Catherine Drink- ler Bowen. Arkansas lota Chapter of Phi Sigma Alpha will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs.

Norman Davis, 1801 Applebury Drive. The program topic, "Dependency Needs" be presented Richart. by Mrs. Alberta Zeta a Alpha A a Cnapter will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Joe Krptschmar. 1911 Austin Drive. Several important items of business are to be discussed, and all alumnae members urged to Mend. To Mark Anniversary Mr. and Mrs.

D. A. Rurson will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with open house from 2 to 5 p.n on Saturday, Jan, 17, at the home on Highway 16 Wes All friends and relatives a invited. Mr. and Mrs.

Bu son were married Jan. 1 1920 at Joplin, Mo. lived in Tulsa for several years before moving to E-'ay- etteville. They have three children, David Lee and Mrs. Shirley Harnar who live in Sacramento, and Dennis Jr.

of Tulsa. They also have seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Dennis Jr. and his wife, Leola, and Mrs. Harnar and her husband, Bill, will he hosts for the reception.

Mr. and Mrs. Burson have requested (hat no gifts lie brought. Herter Named I Church School Planned At Wesf Memphis WEST MEMPHIS. Ark.

(AP) --The Rev. Travis Case, pastor of the Tabernacle Church at West Memphis, said Tuesday that a private school would be housed in the church beginning this year. Case said the new school would be named Tabernacle Baptist Academy. He said the school was the result of a five- year study. "Even though Tabernacle I Baptist Academy will be for white students it was not or- iganix.ed because of the racial problem, but rather because of the infidelity and the immorality in most public schools today." Case said.

Case said plans call for opening the first three grades in the fall. The church now operates four kindergarten schools and a day care center in a new building constructed last year. Grades four through six. Case said, would be added in two years. He said a 4.800 square foot building would be built in the next two years to house the upper elementary grades.

West Memphis already has private elementary schools operated by Episcopal and Roman Catholic congregations. WASHINGTON I.AP) Chris tian A. Hcrlcr son or a for- ment to handle the U.S. end of international efforts to combat pollution. Herbig-Hedges Betrothal Toid SILOAM SPRINGS Mr.

and Mrs. James E. Herbig of Siloam Springs have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Carolyn, to Jerry Hedges, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hedges, also of Siloam Springs.

Miss Herbig was graduated Frorn Siloam Springs i School with the class of 1968. Her fiance is also a graduate of Siloam High School and attended the University of Arkansas. He is presently employed by the Bella Vista Planning and Engineering Department. Marriage will be exchanged in a home wedding on Jan. 31.

Rexroad To Head Siloam Golf Club SILOAM SPRINGS Aubrey Rexroad has been elected president of the Siloam Springs Golf Club for 1970. Serving with him will be Clyde Killebrew, vice president, and i Ford, who was reelected secretary. The board meeting was held Jan. 8. and Killebrew and Ford were renamed to the board, with Otto Walker elected to till the vacated by Coleman Eudy.

Dear Heloise: If you had three teenagers who wore perma press, light colored trousers to school ever; day (and the cuffs are always soiled) how would you get the soil out without putting the in hot water and bleach, which is not recom mended: Mrs. D.D.D. First, let me congratulate you on having three sons! Not every mother can do that You're right about not putting the pants in hot water. I suggest that once you get those trousers clean go out and splurge and buy a bottle of spray starch! This will "seal 1 the fibers and keep the dirt out. I don't care what kind of starch it is, the cheapest (cooked starch) will do just as well for that matter, and here's why: When you put the pants in your washing machine, the next time, the gentle warm water and suds will loosen the starch and all of the soil that has clung to the outside of the starch.

I have also learned--for those who wear wash trousers and who carry keys on the belt or in the back pocket--that after ironing, if you give that area a slight spurt of spray starch, it will prevent the silver marks that ruin most pants. Heloise LETTER OF LAUGHTER Dear Heloise: I must go to bed after this long letter. I find that I am not as young now as I used to be. Dossie Dear Heloise: Where's the best palce to keep a hand towel in the kitchen? Mrs. J.

M. Dear Doll: The best place I know to hang terry cloth hand towel is on the refrigerator door handle. Most open by pulling on the towel! Besides, liave Launch CAPK KKNNEDY, Kla. (AP) The agency tries In- night for the sixth lime to aunch an Intelsat 3 communications satellite, the insured rocket that tws been plagued by technical and weather prnli. December Bride Mrs.

Ronnie Clark, who a Miss Kathy Copeland of Cen- tcrton before her marriage on Dec. 20, and her husband arc now at home in Arkadelphia where both are enrolled as sophomores at Henderson S(a(e College. Mrs. Clark is Wedding Gift Shower Honors Miss Cain A miscellaneous wedding gift shower honoring Miss Mary Lou Cain, bride-elect of Walter Smi Icy, was held Saturday at the home ol Mrs. Marion Miiddox.

wilh Mrs. Clarence Stamps as co-hostess. Pink and white, chosen colors of the bride-to-be, were used to decorate the gift table. The refreshment table was covered with a cutwork cloth over pink, and centered with an arrangement of pink and white spider chrysanthemums in a silver container. Miss Cain and 'her mother.

Mrs. J. W. Cain, were presented corsages of white carnations. Mrs.

Judy Reed and Thomas Pearson assisted the honoree in opening and recording her gifts. the daughter of Mrs. a Copeland of Ccnterlon and the late Ted Copeland. Mr. Clark's parents arc Mr.

and Mrs. John Clark of Arkadcl- phia. The couple was married at (he Arkadclphia Baptist Church, with The Rev. Ronnie Ford officiating. lems.

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